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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-03-18
Certificates Granted.-Teach ,rs' Ger

Certificates Grauted.-Teach,r ,rs' Ger
tificates were granted at the examination hel
at Bowling Green, Saturday, March S, as follow
Three Years.
G. W. Cupp.
Two Years.
Clara Mahoney Mary Bruce.
One Year.
Olive Snyder Anna Linhart
Rena Kerfer Clara Riser
Rosa Lnshaway Desire Barber
Flora Judson Mary Fralic
Gertie Daley Lena Daley
Lenna Carr Eva Keeran
Lucinda Mercer Cora Smith
Minnie Mitchell Emma Richardson
Ella Brisbin Allie Whitmill
j. II. Calm G.. :. Splitter
Leila Clark Emma Taskcr
Libbie Kirkpatrick Mood Klinpeter
Name Shives Flora Fuller
Nettie Challen Mary Armstrong
Ltbbie Stage May Walters
Ella Hollenbeck Minnie Sweet
Jennie stevenson II. Z. Burson
Alva Powell Ella LoOmis
X. B. Fast Fred toote
/. II. Ellsworth Eugene Ellsworth
Chas. Nearing Lettie Ferciot
James Duncan Jessie Hopper
Mrs. Libbie Mccarthy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-03-18
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THis2p'uma isEtited tnde,the Direction
o(TNe W. G. T.. Union fperrysburg.1
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
PhtladolDhIa Items

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-Considerab'e
CONSERVATION was caused In the neighbor-
hood of Thirty-second and Market streets
shortly after twelve O'Clock yesterday by
a mad dog running wildly up Market
street. Pedestrians gave the infuriated ami.
NAL all the room he wanted. just as the
canine, which was OF the huge black
wolf species, reached Blyths's drug store,
1912 Market street, he seemed to be at.
tracted by some hing in the shop. He
leaped through the bulk window and ran
through the house and out into the yard.
Officer Davis, of the Sixteenth district,
was attracted by the crowd which had
gathered about the apothecary shop and
drew his revolver and started for him.
He climbed upon the fence, and as he did
80 the dog made a spring for him, and
the officer sent bullet through his open
mouth which xii led him instantly.
DIR. Nathaniel Archer Randolph, Pro-
fessor of Hygiene in the University of
Pennsylvania, was drowned yesterday
while bathing in the surf at Longport, two
miles below Atlantic City.
Maude Carter, 9-years- old, was seized
with an epileptic fit while playing about
a yacht on the Delaware river, at Burling-
ton, yesterday ,and, falling into the water,
was drowned.
Pasquale Lamancio, an Italian, about
30 years old, was dangerously stabbed
last night by crowd of unknown men at
Seventh and Baker streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Resolutions OF Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased the AL.
mighty God In His providence to re-.
move from our circle our well.be.
loved brother, John Larkins; therefore
be 1t
Resolved, That in the death of our
brother, Crusaders Castle, No. 8, K.
g. E., has lost true and noble mem
ber and the comm unity in which he
lived well-respected citizen; therefore
be 1t
Resolved, That with respect to our
late brother, John Larkins, that the
charter be draped in mourning Of the
sbove named castle for the period Of
80 drys; be 1t also
Resolved, That we, rs memb Of the
X. G. E., extend to the bereaved family
Of Brother John Larkins our sympathy
in this, their hour Of deep distress and
sorrow. We can say that we, with you,
mourn the loss OF him that now sleeps.
We mourn his loss because you have
lost good and faithful husband,
and we u faithful brother.
Resolved, That by this act OF provi-
dence that we are born Of woman to
die, therefore we should make due
preparations for the same; be 1t further
Resolved, That copy OF these reso
lutions be cent to the family OF our g.
ceased brother and also be published In
two daily papers Of this city.
HARRY y. MOORE.
JOHN PALMER. JR.,
j. H. THOMPSON.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug 10, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
at the City court,

The following cases were disposed OF
to the Saturday evening's session Of he
City Court:
Robert Downs. q boy, was charged
with the larceny OF $40 from Robert
Jackson, OF No 419 East Second street,
and was held in 5000 bail for Court.
Michael Welsh and Thomas johnson
were adjudged guilty Of drunkenness
and fined 81 and costs each.
Heary IL. Butler, colored. was
charged with assault on another
colored man. but the hearing was post
poned until Wednesday, and he was re-
leased on bail for his appearance at that
time.
There was . large mum ber OF priG-
oners at yesterday mornings session Of
the court, and justice was administered
In the following cases: William T.
Shew brook and Henry johnson ,colored,
were each fined 50 and costs for drunk.
ennees. Elijah Townsend, colored, was
adjudged guilty of q similar offense,
and sentenced 10 pay 50. while Joseph
Ogle, who WAS also drunk, escaped with
o fine of 81 and costs. Tillie Hamilton,
colored, who is we'll known Mt police
court, was sentenced to pay S. and costs
for being drunk and dtsorderly.
This morning the following cases
were disposed Of: John McGrauth and
Thomas Blackburn were each fined 81
and costs, and Patrick Meg uire 81 and
costa for drunkenness.
CHARLES Williams was fined $5 and
costs for assault.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
nIEAl.

CRANSTpN.-On the 10th ins... James
Cranston, IN his 80ih year.
Tho reistives and frienos Of tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
on cd day, Esd inst. al 2 p. m. nom his
late residence, without further notice. In
terment at stanton.
LUKENS.-At his late residence, No. olo
West str set, in this city, Isaiah Lukons,
M. ID. in the list year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence on Monday afternoon
At O'clock. lnternent On Tuesday AZ tae
burial ground OF the Friends meeting houss
at Horsnam, Montgomery county. fs.
BuNCE.- On the goth inst., Thos. Bunce,
aged II years.
tunerxi from the residence OF his eon-ir-
law, Filth and Rodney strcets, on tuesday,
the 23d inst., at s. 80 o'cit Gu, o. N. Services
at ST. Paui's Il. U. Church; !nternent az
Chester Pa. Train leaves b. b r. depot at
/. o'olCcg, a, m,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
The Coiored Masons.
TCoMMUNIukTED,I

would like to reply to publica ion in
YOUR Sa urday's issue, headed Co.ored
Masons wish to inform the writer, as
l am the party alluded to as going to
Washington on Thursday last and tried
to prevent them from parading, that it is
a false accusation. They did not trouble
me any, and did not know that was
troubling them. ! went as any other
citizen did that went. | bought my ticket
from the committee as every one else
seemed to do. There must be something
more than that wrong and what is iD
answer that 1t was nothing ! did that
caused them to receive the cold reception
they did, but 1t was they themselves that
were wrong, and as matter of fact, there
were no others to ceive them Had
they been genuine, legal Masons or
Knights Templar, the Grand Command
cry with her Subordinates would have
met them on their arrival In that city,
ana extended them hearty welcome, but
TO the contrary as the r. f. Grand Com.
mander John w. Freemen said to them,
that he considered their coming there
an invasion and gross insult to him and
his Jurisdiction, as they had nothing but
peace and harmony, aud they knew moth.
ing Of any Grand Commandery in the
State Of De aware except St Marks, and
in which they had an exchange rerre-
sentative in the person of your humble
servant. think l have said enough just
now and will wait for further develop
men s. / will just say, any one who
would like to know about this matter for
themselves can get it by writing to the K.
Z. Grand Commander for the District Of
Columbia, Mr.. John w. Freeman, 420
New Jersey avenue northwest Washing.
ton, D. G. Respectfully yours,
s v r. CApTy
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
The Crime Calep dAr.

At Lebanon, Penna., on Saturday
evening, Hiram Boeshore, aged IL years.
deliberate and without apparent cause
shot and fatally wounded james Wilson,
aged 5. The latter died yesterday morn
ing. The boys were playing together,snd
Boeshore says the didn't know his re-
yolver was loaded"
William Byers, aged 10 years, shot and
killed his father, during quarrel about
some farm work, at Indiana, Penna., on
Saturday morning.
Theod ire MaukP, IS years Of age, shtt
and severely wounded his wife, and then
shot himself through the breast, in Bos
ton, on Saturday morning. 1t is not be.
lieved he will recover. They had been on
bad terms for some time,
On Friday night AloDzo Kelly, son of
Postmas er John E. Kelly, of Blacklick,
Penpa., twelve miles from Indiana fatal
ly shot Charles Rodgers, burglar, who
was caught In the act of robbing the
post office. Young Kelly sleeps above
the post offlce.
Mrs. Ella Dinsmore, who has been on
trial al Cla,iou on the charge OF being an
accessory to the murder of James Davis,
for which David L. King is now under
sentence of death, was on Saturday con-
victed of murder in the first degree.
John T. R0ss, who is to be hanged IL
Baltimore on Friday next for tie murdel
OF Emily Brown, an aged white woman
in December last, has made confession
He asserts that Anderson Perry insligate'
th9 murder and struck the woman with
brick, after which Albert Hawkins stab
bed her to death, and that he and Haw
kins carried her body to the medical uni
versity, where it as sold for fifteen do
lars.
William C. Kutz, under bail on
charge of manslaughter in causing Ii
death Of Henry s. Jennings, at Resdint
Penna was discharged on Saturday, al
investigation having shown that Jenninl
dropped dead from heart disease in 2 I
OF rage.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Zion A. M. Il. Church.

Zion A. NJ. e. Oh urch, mission on
Tatnall street below Second, is doing
we'll, under the pastorate Of the Rev. j.
II johnson. Some time ago he con-
ceived tho idea Of having some punch
cards issued for the purpose Of raising
money to pay the rent, and yesterday
the amount turned In from this source
netted $18.
Last night the Rev. Mr.. johnson
preached powerful sermon, his subject
being "The Mind of Christ" At the
afternoon meeting there were several
at the altar, and one professed conver.
sion. This mission is located In part
Of the city where 1t can be of much
good to the colored people, and should
receive the support of christians Of all
denomin Atione.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Taken lii In the street.

Last evening Mr.. Leonard II. Cooper
was stricken with paralysis while walk
ing along French street above Third,
and was carried irto the Washington
Engine House. A physician WAS sum-
moned, who succeeded In restoring him
to consciousness. after which his par.
ents. who reside at No. 200 West
Seventh street, were notified. His
father procured O carriage and bad him
removed to his residence, I'LL Rodney
street, where he now lie, eeriously i'll,
his left side being entirely paraly zsd.
This is the second attack Of this kind
that Mr.. Cooper has had within the
past year.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Personal.
PERSONAL.
Mrs Anna Davis. of Phi'adslpbis. In
visiting Mrs. Ora wfurd, of this city

Mrs Anna Davis. Of Phi'adslpbis. In
visiting Mrs. Crawford, OF this city.
Benjamin s. Clsrk has eous IN
Slaugter Neck fcr ten dave Wait,
Miss Clara GIesg, ot sto,; s'rs,t. has
returre ed home froin Asbdts PARK.
There will lie n go3i attraction At She
Grand Central Theat.s this aud to.r,or.
row EVENING".
Miss Mary A. Price, OF E.kton, is Wis.
itins Mrs. Mary Pennington, Of this
city.
Miss Ella N Da7ie left this oity on
Saturday Ter two weeks tour through
the State.
Miss Ella N. Bartlett left this city on
Saturday for o two weeks trip through
Kent and Caroline counties, Md.
Miss Anna e. Doughcrty. Of No 1907
Lincoln street, has gone to Philadelphia
to spend the remainder OF her vacation.
Rush end Ohsrle Jones. of Parkers.
burg, Va, are visiting friends In this
city and Philadelphia.
Miss A. Casperson and Miss N. r Otto
are spending . few days ut Atlantic
City.
Mr.. William NJ. Kennard will leave
to-day for q trip TO the noun :aIns 10
spend few days to benefit his health.
Mr.. Lambson, salesman In Kennard
& Co.'S dry goods store, returned to-
day after an absence Of four weeks
Master d. Colman Bsasten, Of Cecil
ton, Md, has been visiting relatives
and sight seeing In the city.
Charles FL. Ford has returned from
his su INNER vscAtion, and resumed hi,
duties - baggage matter on the p, w
& b. railroad.
Mr. Charles Publ and wife Waited hi.
relatives In this city on Saturday and
returned home to PaschAll this morn
ing.
Mrs. 8. II. Mcgee and two childrer
went to Sassafras, Nd, this morn.re
and propose to be absent somc thrs,
weeks.
Miss Lidia M, Pierce. Miss Mary E
Stamp, and Miss Emma j. Wake
have returned from . ten days visit .
Atlantic City.
Miss Matte Mortimer, Miss Ell,
Sweatman, and Miss May Taegart lef
for Newark to-day, where they viii
Join other friends. We wish them
pleasant time.
Mrs. M. Newell, the mother OF on
efficient city auditor, and son, Mr.
Thomas Newell, have just returne,
from Atlantic City, where they hsv
been so'ouruing for the past few days
Mr.. Richard Mshoney and George q
Neidermaier, Mrs. Annie r Matthews
and Miss Lizzie Oliver, all OF this city
have gone to Atlantic City to spen,
their vacation. Their many frieI
wish them pleasant time.
John Server, national secretary Of th
o. U. A. NJ , visited Councils Nos
and 10, Of this city, on Saturday ever
ing, and remained over Sunday, th
guest Of his brother. in-law, ID. B. MARI
ley.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
THIRD EDITION..
Tho Red Men.

The Great Council Improved Order OF
Red Men will hold its session in this city
ON the 18th of next month, and the COM
init zee on recs ion have made the fol-
lowing arrangements:
The Representatives will assemble at
headquarters, Clayton House, Fifth ana
Market streets, at the Sth run, rising sun,
. Id under the escort OF the reception
committee be conducted to the Odd rel-
lows Hall, 3rd and King streets.
At the 4th run the Great Council VIII
he invited to review from the Court
House, Eleventh and Market streets,
a grand parade of the Order. At the Sth
rus, setting of the sun, reception Will
b, given in the Grand Opera House, and
the following programme presented;
Prayer. Rev. Il. X. stephenson. hep. of Mary;
land. MssiSi s iSWis,coms.......
~ Great sachem, VIM. A Moore, of Della
ware Great PfDcosonee, r, 5. Gregory Of In;
Address OF Welcome to the state. e........,,.
Hon. b. T. Biggs, Governor of state
Hon. c. q Caikins, Rep. of Buffalo, NY.
Address Of Welcome to the city. ;.........
Hon. c. Il. Rhoads, Mayor of CIV
Hon. Judge Joseph C. srit Rep. of Indians
Music. ...''''.''''' - ''''''''''' '''''
On the sleep OF the the 18th sun,
Lawn Party will be given by Past Grea'
Incohones, Joseph Pyle, at Cedar Grove
his residence.
On the sleep of the 18th sun, Crane
Complimentary Concert will be given b.
"Ye Old Fo'ks," in the Grand Opsr'
House.
The parade on the 18th inst promises
to be well attended, aud among Others
who have signified their intention OF be
ingipg present are the tribes from Cam
den, r. who have chartered the steam
er John A. Warner to bring them to thi:
city. They will be accompanied by the
Sixth Regiment Band and the Ivy Flute
and Drum Corps. 1t is expected that the
Contiuental Club of this city will part!ci-
pate.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
ShinmantA OF PeaehM

Seventy.hve carloads o.
passed through this city l@s y.
consis nod as follows; jersey y
Philadelphia, IL; Boston, y ~ i n
2; New Haven, 9; EImira, y aa
Utica, /; Syracuse, /; sPili!p X
Pittsbura. 1; OH cinns!i' l,,,' !; Y !
Chicago, 1; Baltimore, y. Isp \
this season, 72s. On A1guh ,
there were 73 car loads shlprs1
total for the season to thA' us1
cars.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Pianos

7 Baus, style B. Upright Pi-
amos, cost S4S7 each, for s2oo.
6 Baus, style A, Upright, cost
S425 each, for S745.
The above Pianos are all rev
and fresh from the factory and
will be warranted for 10 years,
and we will keep them in tune,
free, for five years.
Also two knabe Upright Pi-
amos, new, cost s475 and s525,
for $3.50 and S275.
Also two new Behr Brothers
large cylinder-top Upright Pi-
amos, cost about S4oo each, for
$3.50.
Also one magnificent new
largest Upright and first class
Piano, cost over $500, for 500,
and another costing S535, for
S2Io.
We respectfully call your at
tention to the above bargains
and which offer will stand good
for ten days only.
Come at once and take frs,
choice.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
n,.orasr,x unaracters.

,rhere having been considerable COM
plant about the many disorderly char.
aosers that nightly frequent Ffer on
srYeet above Eighth, the chief OF polio Q
Instructed the officers to arrest All per-
sons four d making noise or creating Q
disturbances In tha. locality. Aeout
two weeks ago three were arrested and
fined. and last Saturday night Juliana
Murray, Eiza west, Mason Jones and
Cora Burton were taken In charSf.
They hal u hearing before Judge Gum.
minis yesterday morning, and were
fined 50 ard costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
The Death of Or. LuktA

Drs. Crumbaugh ard CooTu|
post.mortem examination ~
morning Of the remains Of MI
Isaiah Lukeps, and found. .'hNaI
Was caused by q disioc,a
which WAS very much enlaiia
famed. The funeral sa.vlca
held ut his late residence, No u
street, at 4 O'Clock thi, allai
the burial will take place 'na
at the Friends meeting hoas'
ham, Montgomery county, "a
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
1t Is Drawing Nigh.

Tho Home 6ocial Circle, of Scott n.
e. Church, Will make its first excursion
10 Birmingham Park, tomorrow,
August %, The committee have tparod
no pains 20 make this "Che" excursi Cn
sports have been arranged. Amor 4
them will bs q 22o and 10o.yaEd dash,
Jumping, walking, sack race and tug
Of war. There will als5 be game of
tsse ball played. The feature OF the
day VIII be q tub rsoa by four mem bers
CT the Circle. Tickets, SOC; children,
under 12 years, 25c. This may be your
las; opportunity. Don't fail to 20.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
For Birmingham rsrk

The Order Of United Anas, Y.
chanics will have an e1cai.l.' \
mipsham Park mkt sslniai,I s,s
COMMITTEES of arrangement, !, ~ y,
untiring in their efforts v IN W
programme OF amuss@sas J, n I
please and be acceptable = ,.,,, y
who attend viii no dolOl ,p.n.I y. !,
ant day, aud tbs indic''ls'ss y y 4
the excursion will Do oasO -
OF the season.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Took tho wrong Train.

Mrs. Eliza Martel and daughter, of
Media, who had been passing few days
with relstives In this city, took the eS cur
sion train for Rehoboth on Saturday after
noon instead OF the train for Chester. On
reaching New Castle she alighted and re-
turned to this city by the $50 train, max.
ing her arrival at Chester over two hours
later than was arranged for. Her friends
complain that the mistake is attributable
to the manner of despatching trains, and
they hold that more care should be ex-
ercised by the officials IN order that pas
sengers may not be carried in the wrong
direction.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
DISTRESSING .,,,,.

NJ. cuicidea
MIS-. Malvina r. W. p,,'. /
ys.is. years. and her dauabs!, bts,as, vi
Payne, IS years old, 1ss,' vs,. AN! Arm
~ hau their apartments ' in , ''aa ~
1ouse WN,s ct No. 81 Cas,Is, : ,,,..a ssc. !
aa,', aoIk, on Saturday uorniu, 'as y
committed committed suicide ssvs,aI a.. nvI
cutting thsir arms and s1s., ~. u
,ss .saor and bleeding to dss,s aI,'s n q
thought that they took r's, l,Ts,,inI u
empty bottle which had dGo,ss, co,,,s'l
erng was found beside tbs sys,.a ys',a
poth left q letter saying, "Ws N.Y. !.
helpless now as to our n,ns' !
not ut to care for oursslvsan
At Davenport, Iowa q,
morning, August Wa,mtoId
the city cemetery w.th hi, +,
when near the grave o, thai,
committed suicide by .hoOtl.,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Put Into Halifax fur sb,ln,

Eight American macsenl u
sc6ooners put iLto Halifax on h
for shelter. Five Of the ye:Y,uI
of the harbor during the Mil, !
not steing any pile. bosr, ~
without the aid Of pilots. Ssn,a|
pilots, however, saw :heu, s.i a,|
was reported TO the customs Il
When the captains wen, TO itsO}
House to clear for home they va|
formed that they mus. prOdls 1
ceipt showing thM the N|
had been paid. The captain
suited with Consul Gtuslsl N
who arranged 10 &c. tSsn cs1d
The case will be inquired into. |
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Fifth EDIII9l
Hold onTn-

,nin Bays,d ard Douglass, a sa.aa sr''s''
ON a%aS S,t'.i had hearing belors opp',Ioa. sss
gamss gJapsiafy 2, and larceny, al az 4. eS,'n
1aIuss Alter bsa bea%Om,e in Gar..,j,,,S,, u, Ssas
sSUmm,'ted S1s United him in ieiapis,' s's =, BE yd
MS ~ appearance 'Pe at court t4'' i''@aia
.rndna ~ ;he evening he was ,,,,,.
squse a D.,s I; oC;ummius, on q rsarn.i s1sdAlI
anra par Of slippers, palr ,1a'se q, e q s
nrJ nrdon ,aion from William \ y,lpStIa pe1a ,a
snest, uruay, August 9Th. A. I,isra0la', ,sa al
sustained ,aaa by the tvideocs4 .4e 'Arn h
h,' more ,e ball a added to that ~. ,l,ls ae bad
by the Squire. -' already ius1
cha douglass snas .;. has a bad repu,,u,.
charged emag with a number 'eft,sIiaa, ct a,ss VI
among sl them being the ,,.esHa =, oIas !, ,oHau
I5om p Samuel McCorni"t. it.'eoy ay GaIiss
rark, last May. 'A' Oh Reat'
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
prince Ferdinand .. Ph,lippopolis.

sorIA, August 20. Prince Ferdinand
arrived at Philippopolis, the capital OF
Eastern Roumelia, yesterday evening. He
formally received the Offering OF bread
and sal from the municipality and num-
erous addresses from the clergy. The
city was gaily decorated in honor OF the
Prince's entry, and was brilliantly illu
minated after dark. The people received
Prince Ferdinand with mueh enthusiasm.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
F,ned For 1respas'

Ga uire Monaghan is'. ~ sa,a''s| ns.,, y
noon, on . chsrae Of ..si. s.e,p'rs M
ing a yard on Taylor y,t s,Ies, ss1' ~ 3
and taking o resistersa. "a uIs nd
man william Norton aDa a., NJ 4
fied to the facts Of .I,s tns us Nj
Squire imposed 8 pens" u
costs. -
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
The Providont Union.

Rodney Council, No. 4s, Provident
Union, has leased the room occupied as
a headquarters by Smyth Post No. l, G.
A. r., in the Adams Building, and here
after will meet at that place on the first
and third Tuesdays nights of each month
The first meeting of the new quarters
will be held tomorrow evening st .
O'Clock, and full attendance is request
ed
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
ID E9lSTEk'.s OKDER.
N, RkaIsTyR's OYyICn,
Naw CASTLE COUNTY, DEI.,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DHI.,
August 18th, 1887.
Upon the application OF IRWIN w.
PIthOE, Executor OF JOHN TAYLOR,
late Of wilmington Hd., in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of granting OF letters Testamen'
tary upon the estate of tho do
eased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letters In six Of the most pubic places
Of the county Of Now Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
10 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided
| and also Cause the same 10 bo inserted
within the rame period in the Daily
RKPUnLIoAr q Newspaper published In VII.
| mipgton, Del, and to De continued therein
| three weeks 10 o d..
[-~-~) Given under the hand and Seal
L.. 8. }ofUtiico OF the Register Aforesaid.
(~>-~}st Wilmington, in New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
I written. JOHN Il. BRADFORD,
Register.
RoTIcK.-All persons having claims agatnst
tho estate CT the docea9cd must present the
5sne, duly attosted to tho Executor,
on or before august 18th, 1888, OF
abide the Aot Of Assembly n such case made
and provided.
IRWIN W. PIEROE, Executor. a..
Address. Bell' vue, Del,
Or h U. FkAIM, ksq, his Att.rney ,
a163w-eod wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
DlsDFuerIy Gnfiducs

Maria Ssrs1n, VINO Ia known In South
Wilmington %9 ":he Mayer OF Qatrn
street., han hearing hatore Squire
houaehan last Saturday evening ou q
charze o. disord daTly cobd1ct. The evi-
oenc' showed that she was in the habit
o. aaaa. ng and terror!zinz ths resileuis
OF that locality, and the Squire i'm pose d
q fine OF 65 and costa.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-22
Broke a Window.

Last Saturday night q man named
John McGipley broke the window 81
g P. Davis shoe uding store, No. l0s
Market street, and stole shoeblackinR
brush valued at 80 cent?. he was ar.
rested by officer Brirkle, ard yesterday
morning had hearing, when he was
committed In default of $500 ball to an
swer ut court.